Showing posts with label One World Observatory NYC. Show all posts
Showing posts with label One World Observatory NYC. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 14, 2017

Are You a Snow Lover?


Outside through my front window 14 March 2017


4.30 AM 14 March 2017

3.30 AM Tuesday 14. I know I should be sleeping and not checking the headlines on my laptop which are screaming: Blizzard Warnings Issued as Winter Storm Stella Gears Up to Deliver More Than a Foot of Snow to a Widespread Swath of the Northeast. I know people who live in the mountain regions that will laugh at a foot of snow.

 This is what I call 'Snowed in' Upper State New York

Is this my worse nightmare? Yes!
More Headlines:
• New York City may get up to 17 inches of snow.

Roads were covered in snow at Astor Place in Manhattan as the blizzard gathered momentum in the early hours of this morning

Snow was already beginning to accumulate in the early hours of Tuesday morning in Manhattan. This was the scene at Cooper Square as the blizzard swept in 

• Officials declared states of emergency in New York and New York City starting at midnight Monday. A decision on whether to declare a travel ban in the city has not been made.

Snowfall: This was the scene in the early hours of Tuesday morning in downtown Manhattan as Storm Stella swept across New York City and the north-east

New York City

• Looking for something to do while you’re snowed in? The New York Times paper has you covered.

Really! Are you kidding me? I have tons of things I can do with or without the snowstorm, first it's coffee time and YES! I know it's 4.30 AM

Friday, September 16, 2016

How Do You Get A Stiff Neck In New York


There are many ways to get a stiff neck, and yesterday (September 15) I found a new one. I had a beautiful day out with my camera visiting the One World Trade Center, which is located in Downtown, in The Wall Street area. On my next visit, I promise to take even more pictures - this time, from One World Observatory, the tallest building in the Western Hemisphere. While snapping away at the panoramic view of the Manhattan skyline, at least I won't have to look up.

 The concrete jungle is seen from nature's own beauty
1 World Trade Center: As seen from the corner of West St. and Murray St. 

 The now iconic building - as seen from West Street, New York
 Right: The Oculus at The World Trade Center was designed by none other than Spanish architect, Santiago Calatrava. The highly admired architectural beauty is now home to the World Trade Center station (PATH)
One World Trade Center, New York City
The Memorial and Museum located at the World Trade Center

What's your favorite spot in New York? Let me know, and I'll make sure to post the selected images on this blog in the near future. - M